Institute to upskill Australia’s defence supply chain

Saab to upskill defence supply chain

Saab has launched an institute to boost skills in the Australian defence supply chain and give more opportunities to SMEs.

The Saab Australia-UniSA Defence Technologies Institute, a joint venture between Saab Australia and the University of South Australia, is being established to prevent a shortfall in the number of skilled engineers expected as the government increases defence spending. The institute will give students real-life experience of working on projects.

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